Azure DevOps Engineer
software technologyAndrews Air Force Base (MD)
Azure DevOps Engineer
Posted today
software technologyAndrews Air Force Base (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Azure DevOps Engineer
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Deploy and configure Azure DevOps servers for Azure cloud deployments
- Monitors and diagnoses infrastructure issues
- Provide recommendations and configuration best practices for Microsoft Azure and Azure DevOpsConfigure and implement Azure DevOps workflows using Azure Boards, Azure Pipelines, Azure Repos, Azure Artifacts and Azure Test Plans.
- Advises on security, builds, deployments, and optimal environment setup for native Azure cloud-based applications
- Implement CI/CD Pipeline by managing quality and security policies/gates, designing a release strategy, setup up release management workflow, and implementing and appropriate deployment pattern using Azure DevOps.
- Support design of automated test scripts to be implemented as part of the CI/CD process.
- Collaborate with the Development Team and recommend Microsoft Azure services to meet project needs
- Participate in appropriate meetings, workshops, and technical assessments
- Provide technical guidance and support for incident management and problem solving
- Ensures all environments, applications, and deployment comply with security and configuration management policies.
- Other duties may be assigned.
- Qualification:5+ years' experience providing Microsoft Azure and Azure DevOps administrator support.
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